This live version really shows the contribution of the rhythm section (Simon Gilbert and Mat Osman) to such a great tune … ”if you stay, we’ll ride through disguised, suburban graves, “ we’ll go from the bungalows, where the debts still grow each day.” Simply breathtaking…

Relive the finest moment in English men's football with ‘Looking back at ... The 1966 World Cup'. This cognitive book is suitable for people living with dementia or other cognitive difficulties, so everyone can enjoy. Buy now at spkl.io/6017fXBOt. Cognitive Books England

We’re at #UKDC2024 with our friends Alzheimer's Society. Pop along and see us at the Alzheimer’s Society stand for a sneak preview of our latest title … ***published tomorrow!!*** #books for people living with #dementia

Very exciting. Taking part in Alzheimer's Society panel discussion at #UKDC2024 and providing previews of the latest title in our range of #books for people living with #dementia. If you’re attending, please pop by and say hello … and we’ll share more!

Matt Singleton of Cognitive Books with other entrepreneurs, describing innovative products and how the Alzheimer's Society's Accelerator Programme has helped their development. #UKDC2024 #ukdc #dementiacongress #dementia

The Sir Bobby Charlton Charlton Foundation’s work is simply wonderful. It. Author Matt Singleton says it was fascinating and a privilege to have researched the great man when developing this book for people living with #Dementia

We are proud to work with ITV Studios and Alzheimer's Society on this wonderful book for people with #dementia, all about everyone’s favourite soap. We had such fun making it!

Third Cognitive Books for people with #dementia, created with Alzheimer's Society and ITV Studios, all about everyone’s favourite soap, Coronation Street, is out today! #books

Find out more about 'looking back at ... Classic Coronation Street' Coronation Street, created with Alzheimer's Society and ITV Studios! See Matt Singleton and his dad enjoy the social interaction that Cognitive Books can bring to people living with #dementia and their loved ones

My dad really is lovely ❤️

Super article on ‘looking back at … Classic Coronation Street’ by Amy Packer in Daily Express Coronation Street Alzheimer's Society ITV Studios ITV #dementia Unlock memories lost to dementia with nostalgic new book on Coronation Street express.co.uk/life-style/hea…

Fantastic ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review in today’s The Sun for ‘looking back at … Classic Coronation Street’, produced by Cognitive Books in collaboration with Alzheimer's Society and ITV. Thanks to the team Coronation Street / ITV Studios! #corrie #dementia

Article by Matt Singleton in today’s Independent (subscription required), sharing the importance of considering #dementia at #Christmas and how he works with Alzheimer's Society to help more people like his dad. Wishing all those celebrating the best Christmas and new year possible

In just three minutes, everything can change.Three minutes can turn a game, make heroes, and change history forever. And every three minutes, someone in the UK develops dementia. Alzheimer's Society #SupportTheSupporters

We’re deeply saddened by the news that our supporter, Denis Law, has died with dementia. We’ll be forever grateful that Denis and his family raised not only money for Alzheimer’s Society, but a great deal of awareness too. Our thoughts are with all his friends and family 💙

Re-United. If you were lucky enough to have seen them you told your kids about it. If you were the kid, you listened. We too are saddened by the passing of the amazing #denislaw

Today, on #WorldBookDay, let’s help people living with #dementia to maintain their love of reading cognitivebooks.co.uk

It was a year ago today since we launched: "looking back at ... The Beatles" in collaboration with Alzheimer's Society - Matt Singleton's dad can recite passages, despite living with #dementia since 2017. Rewatch Brian on BBC Breakfast.

This happens far too frequently on the Met Line TfL. 45 minute delay so far…

It was a year ago since “looking back at … The 1966 World Cup” was published in collaboration with Alzheimer's Society, with foreword by Sir Geoff Hurst and audio read by legendary #football commentator Clive Tyldesley. See the article in The Guardian: theguardian.com/football/artic…